Мониторинг личного стека

Track up to five endpoints with HTTP, TCP, and SSL certificate checks. 60-second polling intervals and 30-day history are included at no charge. Upgrade only when you need more.

Connect your repository with the StatusPool GitHub Action. When a monitored endpoint fails, the action creates an issue in your repo with the response code, latency, and a stacktrace from the last successful check. Closes automatically on recovery.

Forward every incident and recovery notification to a private Telegram chat or a group with your teammates. Configure separate bot tokens per project. Markdown-formatted messages include status, timestamp, and a direct link to the incident timeline.

Get warned 30, 14, and 3 days before any TLS certificate expires. Works with Let's Encrypt auto-renewals — you'll know the moment certbot fails to run on your VPS.

Every account gets a single-page status board at statuspool.io/yourname. Embed it on your site with an iframe or link it from your README. Clients see real-time uptime percentages for the last 24 hours, 7 days, and 30 days.

Query incident history, monitor configurations, and uptime stats via a token-authenticated REST API. Export data to JSON or CSV. Rate limit: 120 requests per minute on the free tier.

"I run three microservices for my freelance clients and used to check them manually every morning. StatusPool's Telegram bot wakes me up at 3 AM if something is down — and the GitHub issue integration means my CI pipeline is aware of external dependency failures. I've had zero client complaints since switching."

"The free tier is genuinely useful. Five monitors cover all my active projects — a Django API, a Next.js storefront, and a PostgreSQL instance I expose via a health-check endpoint. The SSL expiry alert saved me from a Let's Encrypt renewal failure last November. Worth it."

"I embed my StatusPool page directly on my SaaS landing page. Prospects see 99.97% uptime over 30 days and it builds trust. The public status page is clean, fast, and requires zero maintenance. I tried UptimeRobot and Better Stack first — StatusPool's GitHub integration is the feature that kept me."